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I bought this for my girlfriend knowing that it would just be mainly the two of us playing it. In my opinion, it is way to easy to 'cheat', or at least tip the play heavily in your advantage when there is just two people. The game is based on drawing cards and you can either draw or play. The problem is one person can basically just wait the other person out and keep drawing cards and rarely ever play until the deck is out. Then at the end, that player will still have cards after the other player has long run out, meaning that they just lay down merchant ships and collect them. We found ourselves just drawing the entire deck out so we modified the rules for two players and just dealt the entire deck to each other and then started to play. With more people, it is much more fun and I highly recommend it.
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This is an awesome, quick thinking, problem solving game. We have played many times each week since we opened it. Pirate talk is great to add into play, also. ARGH!
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I bought this game to play with my nephews. It's a fun game that utilizes strategy and a bit of luck. The instructions for the game are a bit confusing and the adults had to read them multiple times before beginning to play. After a few games, the concept clicked. My 9 year old nephew loves the game. It was too challenging for his 7 year old brother at first, but after a few games, he too was able to play.
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Friends from out of town introduced us to this game, and the time passes so quickly with this game. The instuctions are a little laborious, but once you start playing everyone catches on. It's a strategy game at several levels. The cards have 1) pictures of merchant ships with differing levels of loot (gold pieces) 2) pirate ships at various 'power' levels and 3) pirate admirals (trump card, effectively.) As the game progresses players attempt to capture other players' merchies and maximize gold pieces while trying to prevent their own merchies from being captured.
Trust me, it's fun for the family. And of course, everyone can talk like a pirate.
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I bought this game on the fly cause the cover illustration looked so interesting that I couldn't resist. The instructions were a little confusing to understand at first, but once gameplay started it was picked up pretty easy and much fun was enjoyed by everyone. The game is geared for those ages 10 and up, but it was so easy to understand and so much fun, that my 8 year old neice was able to play without teaming up with an adult. The game promotes math skills which is a HUGE plus since many games today are only about fun. This game has it all, fun, education and the artwork on the cards is fantastic. When we played, we threw in chocolate gold pieces so we'd have real pirate plunder and everyone had to speak like a pirate. It's a really great way to spend quality time with your family and it's fun for all ages!
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